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	Edge: STEVE JONES
		Steve Jones is a highly regarded geneticist and snail biologist.
		Jones finds that climate is also involved and most important that differences in microclimate on the scale of a few inches can alter the behavior and survival of snails of different pattern.
		STEVE JONES is a biologist; Professor of Genetics at the Galton Laboratory of University College London; coeditor (with Robert Martin and David Pilbeam) of The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Human Evolution; author of In the Blood;
	www.edge.org /3rd_culture/bios/jones.html (418 words)

	BLAZERS: Meet Blazers Broadcaster Steve Jones
		Jones’ broadcasting career began in 1976 (the season after he retired as a player with the Trail Blazers), when he became a color commentator for CBS.
		One of Jones' career highlights was his assignment as basketball analyst with Chick Hearn and Jim Durham in Barcelona, as part of the NBC coverage of men’s basketball during the 1992 Olympic Games.
		Jones is a Portland native who led Franklin High School to the state basketball championship in 1959.
	www.nba.com /blazers/news/Steve_Jones_Bio010813.html?nav=ArticleList (316 words)

	Amazon.fr : Y: The Descent of Men: Livres en anglais: Steve Jones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Steve Jones is a brilliant science writer, capable of teasing, cajoling, entertaining and educating the reader without pain.
		Jones has not only pinched Darwin's title The Descent of Man but learned his technique of persuasion in which the potential critic is disarmed by having the faults, problems and dirt on the subject brought out into the open and given a good public washing.
		Jones, a geneticist and author of Darwin's Ghost, traces the development of maleness from its origins as a parasitic stratagem by which certain microbes forced others to replicate their genes for them, to the dawning age of cloning, which could, in theory, allow women to dispense with men's reproductive services altogether.
	www.amazon.fr /Y-Descent-Men-Steve-Jones/dp/0618139303 (770 words)

	An Interview With Steve Jones
		STEVE JONES: The greens were a little softer than I thought they might be in some of the areas, and then they syringed a few coming in, and that made them a lot softer, believe it or not.
		STEVE JONES: First I was concerned if I was ever going to play again, because the guy told me my elbow he told me to do surgery repair on a tendon and scraping the elbow, you never know how it's going to heal.
		STEVE JONES: The par on 18 was nice to have, when things were kind of slipping a little bit.
	www.usopen.com /2005/news/interviews/jones_thu_flash.html (1485 words)

	Amazon.ca: Darwin's Ghost: Books: Steve Jones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Jones is not writing to convince his audience that all the variety of life that we see about us arose out of simpler forms (or, even, just one simple type of proto-creature) by descent with modification over eons of time, with the environment doing the selective breeding, as it were.
		Jones simply assumes we believe the by-now-well-established facts of geology, and uses these to discuss the spottiness and contrariness of the fossil record.
		Jones throws in a nugget of interesting knowlege on occasion, but the book is clearly aimed at people who want to read it as a substitute for Darwin's work, and it simply is insufficient and inelegant when judged by that standard.
	www.amazon.ca /Darwins-Ghost-Steve-Jones/dp/0385658672 (2261 words)

	NBA.com Steve Jones Previews Sixers-Timberwolves
		From 1967-75, Jones had a prolific career in the ABA, topping the 20-point per game mark twice and once scoring 51 in a game, and moved on to spend a season with the NBA's Portland Trail Blazers in 1975-76.
		Directly after his retirement, Jones went into broadcasting, and his rapport with the eccentric Bill Walton made that duo popular with television audiences during their NBC days.
		Jones: Kevin Garnett is a unique individual in the sense that he knows how good he is, what he means to the organization, and he wants to bring that team a championship, and that's where is focus is all of the time.
	www.nba.com /features/jones_060120.html?rss=true (1002 words)

	Steve Jones, CPA
		Steve is very focused on value added services that have a positive effect on the company's bottom line.
		Steve has helped his clients fund business plans with various non-traditional financing options; and has helped close over $20,000,000 of financing needs for his clients.
		Steve earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting from VA Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia and a MBA degree from the Executive MBA Program at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC.
	www.mcleodco.com /People/Jones.htm (259 words)

	Steve Jones - Biography - AOL Music
		It was around this time that Jones befriended drummer Paul Cook, and the duo formed a local band to jam on their favorite covers.
		Jones and Cook decided to remain together in the wake of the Pistols' split, as they contributed session work to ex-New York Dolls guitarist Johnny Thunders' star-studded 1978 solo release, So Alone.
		Jones had also launched a brief solo recording career around this time, issuing a pair of heavy metal-esque releases -- 1987's Mercy and 1989's Fire and Gasoline (which included songs co-written by Mötley Crüe's Nikki Sixx and the Cult's Ian Astbury, with guest appearances by Guns N' Roses Axl Rose and the Cult's Billy Duffy).
	music.aol.com /artist/steve-jones/4637/biography (966 words)

	Almost like a Whale (Darwin's Ghost) - Steve Jones
		Jones understands and respects Darwin's argument in a way that allows his modern contributions to remain always relevant, even when they seem to wander away from it, and provide the needed support.
		Jones shows clearly how sound the theory of natural selection is and how broad and far reaching its consequences.
		Jones' shockingly says that he never met "a biology undergraduate who has read The Origin of Species", itself a sad show of ignorance and closed-mindedness (as Darwin's book, though not up-to-date, is still a splendid (and well presented) example of the scientific process and the scientist at work -- see our review).
	www.complete-review.com /reviews/joness/whale.htm (1717 words)

	Steve Jones
		Unless you were Steve Jones that is. "Met her, I've shagged her an' all, round the back of the Marquee it was!" he proudly declared.
		Jones then moved to LA where he proceeded to make Billy Idol look like a chaste workaholic.
		Steve Jones, we salute you: the working class tosser, the greatest living English shagger.
	nihilismontheprowl.tripod.com /punkprofiles/id23.htm (814 words)

	Interview with Steve Jones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Steve: Well...yes, and no. It has caught up with it insofar as it seems easier now than before to make the case that we should study the popular (if for no other reason than that it has consequences, though just what those consequences are is still hotly contested).
		Steve: Many of the 1960s critics who've hung on into the 1970s (and beyond) were writing for counterculture publications in the US, and many must have at least been reading the New Journalism just judging from their style.
		I think at every magazine and newspaper I wrote for there was at least one woman, but women were treated as insufficiently different...that is, they were "one of the guys," and whether that caused them to have less of a presence than they might otherwise, or whether it was caused by patriarchal tendencies, well...yes.
	www.rockcritics.com /interview/stevejones.html (1718 words)

	Amazon.com: Y: The Descent of Men: Books: Steve Jones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Jones' sardonic wit enlivens the molecular foundations of maleness, explaining hormones, baldness, sperm count, and even lineages of bastardy in language that is both educational and entertaining.
		Jones' example is expressed in the recognition that all the family lineages since William the Conquerer had died out.
		What Mr Jones doesn"t realise is that not all sperm are designed to impregnate, as research has proven that the majority of sperm are in fact soldier sperm designed to seek out a rival males sperm present in a woman and prevent it from fertilizing her egg, much like a game of american football.
	www.amazon.com /Y-Descent-Men-Steve-Jones/dp/0618139303 (2983 words)

	Steve Jones - Never Looking Back - OM August 1987
		Yes, this is quite a different Steve Jones from the version ten years ago that was into anarchy and heroin.
		Jones says he really doesn't know what caused his loneliness, but blames it not only on the sudden loss of the limelight, but his distant past as well.
		Regardless of whether or not the previous hole in his life was filled, Jones' addiction soon created another, with infinitely deeper proportions.
	www.philjens.plus.com /kickdown/OM_August_1987.htm (1157 words)

	Steve Jones - A Parasite? Bryan Sykes - A Sh*t?
		There is an air of levity and humour about her as she introduces Steve Jones' short piece about the medical problems that men face.
		Jones then goes on to point out that testosterone is bad for the heart whereas oestrogen seems to be rather good for it.
		Jones also goes on to suggest that over the next few million years the Y chromosome is doomed, and that humans will all naturally evolve into the female state.
	www.angryharry.com /esstevenjones.htm (3389 words)

	The Language of Genes - Steve Jones
		Steve Jones' book is a useful overview of what is currently known about genes, and consequences of this knowledge, now and in the near future.
		With a fill of anecdotes and examples Jones provides a fascinating tour through the world of genes, a great introduction for the layman.
		Born in 1944, Steve Jones is Professor of Genetics at University College, London.
	www.complete-review.com /reviews/joness/genes.htm (412 words)

	Steve Jones (musician) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Stephen Phillip Jones (born May 3, 1955) is an English rock and roll guitarist and singer, best known for his work as guitarist for the punk band Sex Pistols.
		Jones never got on with his stepfather, who made his living making gaskets for electric cookers, “he was an arsehole, I was just extra baggage”.
		Jones also played with Thin Lizzy, Joan Jett, Iggy Pop, Andy Taylor, the Neurotic Outsiders and had a solo career in the 1980s and early 1990s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Steve_Jones_(rock_musician) (626 words)

	VH1.com : Steve Jones : Biography - Urge Music Downloads
		the Sex Pistols, but it was guitarist Steve Jones who led the charge musically.
		Born September 3, 1955 in London, England, Jones took up the guitar in the early '70s -- inspired by such acts as T.
		Since he was penniless, Jones acquired a wide variety of musical equipment by stealing from others (including David Bowie's Spiders from Mars during the group's farewell shows at the Hammersmith Odeon in 1973).
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/jones_steve_1_/bio.jhtml (971 words)

	Steve Jones :: Teton Gravity Research :: Rider Profile \| Jackson Hole
		Founder Steve Jones, 34, grew up on Cape Cod and spent the weekends skiing in Stowe, VT. After graduating from Holderness School in 1987, Steve attended Hartwick College in NY.
		He is a published writer, graduate of the National Outdoor Leadership School with an invitation to instruct, and level II avalanche certified.
		Steve lives in Jackson Hole and enjoys golf, mountain biking, and surfing.
	www.tetongravity.com /profiles/profile.aspx?rider=Steve_Jones (105 words)

	CD Baby: STEVE JONES: Other Places, Other Times, Other Things
		Steve's father started him out playing the coronet and piano, but it wasn't until Steve discovered the guitar that his love for music was to be fully realized.
		Steve played with these two groups throughout the 90's and into 2000, until September 2001, at which time Steve took a job in Connecticut and moved east.
		Steve plays an Oval Hole Selmer style guitar built by Robert J. Aylward, a superb luthier from Scotland, a 1933 Epiphone Triumph Masterbilt, and also plays a 1991 Washburn J-6 (back when they first came out and were actually good guitars).
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/stevejones2 (636 words)

	Steve Jones (biologist) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Professor Jones is a Distinguished Supporter of the British Humanist Association.
		Jones, Steve; Dawkins, Richard; Martin, Robert D.; Pilbeam, David R. The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Human evolution.
		Steve Jones View from the lab: dinosaurs, academics and the case against ginger biscuits
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Steve_Jones_(biologist) (351 words)

	Steve Jones of The Team
		Steve started his business powered by the Team and is building the business with his wife Corrie.
		Steve and Corrie Jones had always been looking for something when they were invited to a meeting sponsored by the Team.
		They remain driven because of their son, and because Steve wants to show others that there is something other than the traditional job that will potentially give them the lifestyle they want, if they are willing to put some work into it.
	www.stephenelliottjones.com (314 words)

	Whatever Happened To: Steve Jones
		Steve Jones was the guitar player of the Sex Pistols.
		Steve went on to attempt a number of failed efforts, playing up the "ex-Sex Pistol" thing as much as possible.
		When not auctioning his guitars on Ebay, Jones seems to be reviving failed groups such as The Usual Suspects with De Barres, who gig in east L.A. or the appropriately named The Nobodys with drummer ex Pistol drummer Paul Cook.
	www.weht.net /WEHT/Steve_Jones.html (264 words)

	DBLP: Steve Jones
		Steve Jones, Matt Jones, Gary Marsden, Dynal Patel, Andy Cockburn: An evaluation of integrated zooming and scrolling on small screens.
		Steve Jones, Sally Jo Cunningham, Rodger J. McNab, Stefan J. Boddie: A transaction log analysis of a digital library.
		Steve Jones, Sally Jo Cunningham, Rodger J. McNab: An Analysis of Usage of a Digital Library.
	www.informatik.uni-trier.de /~ley/db/indices/a-tree/j/Jones:Steve.html (656 words)

	Amazon.com: Darwin's Ghost: The Origin of the Species Updated: Books: Steve Jones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Steve Jones comes down to the level of laity and explains genetics, descent with modification, Darwin's development of his theory, paleobotany and transitional forms in language that is enjoyable to read.
		Jones takes adaptionist/genetically-determined evolution as the "truth" and he discards alternative views in a few sentences (in his view "punctuated equilibrium" theories have been rejected....I wonder what Gould would have to say about it...).
		The author, Steve Jones, is a genetics professor at University College London, so he is well qualified for this project.
	www.amazon.com /Darwins-Ghost-Origin-Species-Updated/dp/0375501037 (2342 words)

	Self Hypnosis CDs & MP3s : Better Living With Hypnosis Products!
		Join Steve's Electronic Newsletter and Receive a Free Hypnosis MP3 Sample and a Free MP3 Audio Recording of Steve's amazing teleseminar event that was held on October 11th, 2005.
		Steve was so understanding of my past problems and woke me to a new realization of my goals and the road to a new beginning.
		Steve G. Jones takes you to the next level, puts the wind back in your sails, and gets you focused on tackling and completing that project!
	www.betterlivingwithhypnosis.com (501 words)

	PUBLICATIONS
		Jones, S., Jones, M., Marsden, G., Patel, D. and Cockburn, A. "An Evaluation of Integrated Zooming and Scrolling on Small Screens".
		Jones, M., Bradley, G., Jones, S. and Holmes, G. (2006) "Navigation-by-music for pedestrians: an initial prototype and evaluation." Rodden, T. and Harper, R. (Eds), International Symposium on Intelligent Environments.
		Jones, S and Cockburn, A. A study of navigational support provided by two World Wide Web browsing applications".
	www.cs.waikato.ac.nz /~stevej (1443 words)

	Steve Jones
		Steve Jones The Language of the Genes HarperCollins 1993 (reprinted 9 times); revised edition 2000.
		Steve Jones Almost like a Whale: The Origin of Species Updated.
		Steve Jones Y: the Descent of Men - Little, Brown 2002.
	www.ucl.ac.uk /biology/academic-staff/jones/jones.htm (471 words)

	Steve Jones - Quixtar IBO
		Quixtar’s Independent Business Ownership Plan enabled the Jones’ to establish their own business and to change their lives.
		During his senior year, he led the Western Conference in receiving by catching 50 passes, six of which were for touchdowns.
		Unfortunately Steve didn’t make it into professional football, instead he found himself working 50 – 60 hours a week as a driver for a delivery company, leaving him little time to spend with Laurie and his family.
	jonesquixtar.tripod.com (338 words)

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